PBD Podcast

Victor Davis Hanson discusses the consequences of U.

Logan Paul discusses his journey from Vine star to WWE wrestler and Prime co-founder, emphasizing that his father’s strict work ethic taught him to endure hardship.

This episode explores the urgent debate over AI regulation, sparked by Dario Amodei’s call to slow down development and the Hugging Face incident involving autonomous agents.

PBD Podcast discusses a viral resignation from Anthropic by Jacob Coxon, debating whether it signals genuine AI existential risk or a coordinated PR stunt to influence regulation.

Arthur Brooks discusses the importance of viewing love as a free gift rather than something earned, advising couples to build relationships through shared fun, reading, touch, and eye contact.

The PBD Podcast returns from a break to discuss the Vault Conference, featuring highlights from interviews with Logan Paul, Floyd Mayweather, and Joe Montana.

Senator Ted Cruz joins Pat McAfee to discuss his 2016 primary loss to Donald Trump, revealing a missed opportunity to unite with Marco Rubio.

The hosts discuss Florida becoming the first state to restrict SNAP benefits from being used for tattoos, vapes, and porn, alongside a 13% drop in soda sales due to similar restrictions.

AI safety expert Roman Jampolsky warns that uncontrolled superintelligence poses an existential threat, arguing that the US and China must cooperate to pause development despite competitive pressures.

Hosts Pat and Tom are joined by Lindy Lee to discuss her new book, Hunter Biden’s Bill Maher interview, and political hypocrisy among figures like Mark Cuban.

Hosts Tom, Adam, and Vinny, joined by John Doyle, debate the economic impact of a proposed $25 federal minimum wage, arguing it would eliminate jobs and accelerate automation.

Joel Webin argues that Christians must pursue political power to enact common-sense policies without waiting for mass revival.

Pat Flynn and Adam Friedman discuss a recent debate involving Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson, followed by an analysis of Ro Khanna’s proposed wealth…

Andrew Tate and Candace Owens debate whether Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk or was framed as a patsy.

This episode covers Dr.

Ben Shapiro discusses his perceived shift from conservative hero to villain, attributing it to fragmentation within the right rather than personal change.

The hosts discuss the WNBA controversy surrounding transgender athletes, highlighting viral videos from Enes Kanter and Royce White, and analyze the…

Hosts Tom, Vinny, and Adam are joined by actor Antonio Sabato Jr.

This episode covers NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s controversial doxing of wealthy residents, drawing criticism from Scott Galloway and Bill Maher regarding the Democratic Party’s shift toward socialism.

The hosts discuss Dr.

This episode covers the Tate brothers' arrest, featuring their lawyer Joe McBride who calls it a political stunt by DeSantis.

Economist Steve Keen critiques mainstream economists as ideologically biased frauds, arguing that Marx’s logic surpasses Milton Friedman’s despite historical failures.

The hosts discuss Spain’s World Cup victory, highlighting their dominant passing stats and the presence of celebrities like Tom Cruise.

Hosts Pat, Tom, Adam, and Vinny discuss Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s voting record and threats, arguing she should resign if fear influences her rulings.

Hosts interview former CIA officers Andy Bustamante and Sarah Adams, who debate global threats using a "paranoia portfolio" ranking China, Russia, Islam, and Israel.

The hosts discuss the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, the Iran-US conflict involving Strait of Hormuz attacks, and Marco Rubio’s stance on immigration.

The hosts discuss a 2013 study on epigenetic fear transmission in mice, using it to frame their belief that the future looks bright.

Director Uwe Boll discusses his controversial film "Citizen Vigilante," which topped charts after Elon Musk promoted it.